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From the Hollywood Palladium to the STAPLES Center, Los Angeles is hosting a long list of great concerts this season.
The international spotlight is shining on Los Angeles with the launch of Pacific Standard Time, an unprecedented collaborative event that celebrates the birth of postwar contemporary art in LA.
While any time of year is a good time to try to explore the hundreds, if not thousands, of LA's music-centric clubs and other sites, late spring and early summer is when the concert season truly kicks off.
Los Angeles’ Skirball Cultural Center is paying homage to Harry Houdini with an exhibit that starts April 28 and runs through Sept. 4.
Los Angeles’ newest cultural institution examines Mexican Americans’ roles in shaping the city.
Los Angeles looks forward to the new Broad Art Foundation museum, the renovated Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum and the continued transformation of the Natural History Museum.
When it comes to Los Angeles museums, the words “free admission” have a certain ring. Imagine standing before a priceless van Gogh without having paid a dime.
After making its American debut in Los Angeles more than 20 years ago, Cirque du Soleil has established a permanent home at the Kodak Theatre.
The new Resnick Exhibition Pavilion at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art opened in Oct. 2010 with three new exhibitions.
Los Angeles museums boast some of the best photography collections in the world.
Local art walks give both locals and visitors an opportunity to get the true flavor of a community, not to mention a much-needed art fix.
From the Beach Boys to famous Sunset Strip music clubs, Los Angeles has a rich history of rock 'n' roll legends and lore.
With so many music groups flocking to Silver Lake and Echo Park, it can be daunting to determine which ones are worth checking out. Fortunately, Jon Hershfield has helped to make that task much easier.
Learn about exciting developments in Los Angeles in 2012 and beyond.
Historic locations from the 2009 Fox Searchlight film “(500) Days of Summer”.
The true star of the hit show, Entourage, is Los Angeles — and there’s no reason why you can’t experience it the way the guys do.
If you're a television junkie familiar with the refrain, "Taped before a live studio audience," well, there's a pretty good chance that audience was somewhere in or near Los Angeles.
If your dream is to be a contestant on your favorite game show winning cash and prizes on television, Los Angeles is the perfect place!
The passing of Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson continues to bring crowds of visitors to Los Angeles to mourn the unfortunate loss of the entertainers.
Looking for arts and culture in LA? Keep your eyes peeled for the most current information on LA's art districts, art walks, and most famous art museums.
When you want to see spectacular sculpture but also want to bask in LA's legendary sunshine, head to one of LA’s sculpture gardens.
Many of history’s great masterpieces are located right here in LA.
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